Marcum v. Board of Education of Bloom-Carroll Local School District

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• holding that the temporal proximity of plaintiff's complaints to her expulsion from the school established the causal connection
• failing to find a substantive clue process claim based on a failure of school officials to prevent student-on-student sexual harassment
• district court granted summary judgment in favor of the School Board on the § 1983 finding no policy or custom of tolerating sexual harassment or retaliation, but denied summary judgment on the Title IX claim of retaliation
• \Title IX prohibits retaliation against persons who complain of sex discrimination.\
• “Plaintiffs have pointed to no cases in which a court has held that a student’s substantive due process rights were violated when the student was subjected to verbal taunting by classmates, and the Court has not been able to find any.”
• applying the Davis test in the Title IX context

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